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Cover ; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Searching for Problems in Nginx Configuration ; Introducing basic configuration syntax, directives, and testing; Simple directives ; Multiline directives; Include directive; Testing Nginx configuration; The default configuration directory layout; A quick example of modifying the MIME types registry; Default nginx.conf; The http directive; Common mistakes in configuration; Semicolons and newlines; File permissions; Variables; Regular expressions; Summary.;Investigate and solve problems with Nginx-powered websites using a deep understanding of the underlying principlesAbout This Book Solve problems with your Nginx-powered websites before your audience notices anything Peek into the Nginx architecture and gain knowledge that will help you be valuable to you in the long run Gain knowledge of different types of problems in a step-by-step wayWho This Book Is ForThe book is for technical specialists who already use Nginx to serve web pages for their users. Whether you are an experienced system administrator or a new professional, this book will help you do your job in the most efficient way. What You Will Learn Detect and investigate problems with your web servers Create correct and professional configuration files Get an in-depth understanding of the web server software Interpret Nginx log files easily and with actionable insights Make your websites respond as fast as possible Prevent problems by setting up proper monitoring and alertsIn DetailNginx is clearly winning the race to be the dominant software to power modern websites. It is fast and open source, maintained with passion by a brilliant team. This book will help you maintain your Nginx instances in a healthy and predictable state. It will lead you through all the types of problems you might encounter as a web administrator, with a special focus on performance and migration from older software. You will learn how to write good configuration files and will get good insights into Nginx logs. It will provide you solutions to problems such as missing or broken functionality and also show you how to tackle performance issues with the Nginx server. A special chapter is devoted to the art of prevention, that is, monitoring and alerting services you may use to detect problems before they manifest themselves on a big scale. The books ends with a reference to error and warning messages Nginx could emit to help you during incident investigations. Style and approach This comprehensive tutorial on Nginx troubleshooting takes an practical approach to guiding you through common issues in Nginx server.

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Nginx Troubleshooting

Nginx Troubleshooting

Copyright 2016 Packt Publishing

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Alex Kapranoff

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Titouan Galopin

Valery Kholodkov

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About the Author

Alex Kapranoff is an established IT professional with more than 20 years of experience in roles ranging from a database developer to the CTO of a social search engine start-up to an infrastructure manager of a huge web application with hundreds of millions of users. His background allows him to be more on the developer side of things, and he is happy to share some of that perspective with fellow system administration specialists.

About the Reviewers

Titouan Galopin is a certified PHP/Symfony French web architect from Paris. He currently works for SensioLabs, the company behind the PHP framework Symfony, and he has worked for various other companies, including LIIP, Emakina, Ademis, and Coburo.

Titouan graduated in computer science and information technology from the Paris-Saclay University, and he is currently pursuing an engineering degree at the University of Technology of Compigne.

First as a web developer and then as a web architect since 2012, Titouan has worked on Nginx intensively for PHP applications and Dockerized environments. Within the few years of his work, he has accumulated a lot of experience with Nginx and shares his experience in this book and in the related one, Nginx High Performance , Packt Publishing .

Valery Kholodkov is a seasoned IT professional with a decade of experience in creating, building, scaling, and maintaining industrial-grade web services, web applications, and mobile application backends. Throughout his career, he has worked for well-known brands such as Yandex, Booking.com, and AVG. He currently works as the CTO of QubiQ Digital, a consumer acquisition agency. Valery has a deep understanding of technology, and he is able to express its essence, advantages, and risks to a layman, which makes him an accomplished author and technical reviewer.

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Preface

You will learn how to notes problems before your boss calls you about some pages not loading. You will learn how to find those problems using logs and your usual Linux toolbox. You will also learn how to minimize the probability of problems happening again.

Nginx started as a web accelerator reverse proxy inside one of the big Russian web companies of the early 2000s. The main web server software was Apache 1.3, and it started to show architectural problems serving thousands of relatively slow clients using the old process-based model. Smart web engineers were already building two-tier systems of light frontends based on the mod_proxy Apache module or even used the squid caching proxy in the reverse proxy mode.

The early predecessor of Nginx was named mod_accel, and it was also implemented as an Apache module. The mod_accel module gained some popularity among the administrators of some of the busiest websites, but it is nothing compared with what Nginx later enjoyed. Both of them are built on the idea that the additional level of proxying on the server side of a busy website is a good thing, providing both the extra flexibility and separating the job of serving slow clients from the actual response generation.

Nginx took the idea of mod_proxy module to the extreme by being a self-sufficient separate HTTP server with a goal to solve the so-called C10K problem, that is, serving 10,000 concurrent connections. The numbers do not look impressive at all in 2016, but they did in 2007 when Nginx first claimed a significant share of 1% of the Web according to Netcraft.

Since that time, the share grew manifold while Nginx steadily gained new functionality and remained the ideal open source success story project with a single, talented developer devoting his genius to producing free quality software, which the whole Web could benefit from.

In 2011, a commercial enterprise named Nginx, Inc. was founded, which allowed even more freedom for the developers (now a team). The firm provides both support services and a special subscription-based extended version of the software named Nginx Plus. We will mention some of the Nginx Plus features in the sixth chapter.

In 2016, Nginx is a great tool many businesses are built upon. However, it is still just a tool which requires a master to show its full potential. If you want to understand what is going on in your web server, to be able to write correct Nginx configuration files and read Nginx logs, and if you want your web server to be very fast, you will have to become that master.

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